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The religion stemming from Israel. |
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The first five books of the Jewish Bible. |
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The person chosen by God to put an end to all evil in the world. |
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A religious teacher authorized to make decisions based on issues from the Jewish law. |
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A day of rest and spiritual enrichment. |
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A day set aside for fasting and depriving oneself of pleasures. |
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An eight day festival for the Jewish rededication. |
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Widely accepted term for a Jewish house of worship. |
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The most holiest city in Judaism, King David’s capital. |
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Primary source of Jewish religious law. |
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Hostility against people of the Jewish religion. |
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A small Jewish village or town located in Europe. |
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A slum section in a city inhabited by members of a ethnic group. |
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The act of someone giving equal rights to an entire group. |
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Making someone thin by wasting away their bodies. |
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Organized massacre, particularly Jewish people. |
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Jewish tradition in learning to interpret the Bible. |
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Prayer consisting of three or six verses |
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The presence of God on Earth. |
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Little room developed as the center of prayer. |
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An officer having various amount of duties. |
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Spiritual mean that isn’t apparent to our senses nor obvious to the more intelligent. |
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Spiritual text explaining secrets of the Bible, Universe and every aspect of life. |
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Secret police known for their brutalities against Jews. |
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Jewish festival held on the 6th-7th of Sivan. |
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A political philosophy, movement or regime that looks upon your race to see where you stand in life. Often pushed by a dictator. |
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